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Gate Research Daily Report: On April 10, Bitcoin remained in a wide trading range amid headline- and sentiment-driven noise, with price briefly returning toward the upper edge of its recent balance area; clearing higher resistance still likely requires a volume-backed breakout. Ethereum mostly tracked BTC, with a narrower range and uneven catch-up performance. Sentiment gauges still pointed to extreme fear, with only a partial recovery in risk appetite. Altcoins were dominated by structural rotation and thematic trading, so caution is warranted on leveraged products and thinly traded names that can see outsized swings. Among actively traded names, TNSR, CHILLGUY, and BLUR stood out on the day, mapping respectively to NFT infrastructure and the meme-sentiment complex. On the narrative side, stablecoins are moving faster into scalable institutional payment and clearing collaboration frameworks, while the traditional financial system shows expanding aggregate stablecoin and on-chain settlement activity alongside

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Gate Research VIP Report: Over the past 24 hours, BTC surged to $72,857 before pulling back लगातार, retracing to around $70,500 and approaching intraday lows. ETH showed weaker short-term elasticity and remains in a consolidation phase following its pullback, with a bearish bias. RSC, STIK, and ARIA all posted strong gains, driven respectively by the DeSci narrative, expansion of M2E ecosystems, and strengthening AI compute themes, with capital and narratives reinforcing each other to push prices higher. Morgan Stanley’s spot Bitcoin ETF saw approximately $34 million in inflows on its first day of trading. Strategy’s preferred stock STRC raised enough funds today to purchase over 2,500 BTC. Canary Capital has submitted an application to the U.S. SEC for a spot PEPE ETF.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC and ETH pulled back after a spike, shifting into a short-term bearish consolidation; ~$274M in liquidations over 24h with shorts dominant, while the Fear & Greed Index sits around 17, reflecting a defensive stance in capital flows. Amid broad altcoin weakness, privacy and DeFi outperformed, with RSC, STIK, and ARIA emerging as structural leaders. Total stablecoin market cap edged up to ~$315.4B, while Ethereum-based stablecoins hit a record ~$180B; gas fees remain low. MSBT saw ~$34M in inflows on day one, Strategy raised enough to buy over 2,500 BTC, and Canary filed for a PEPE ETF. Focus on U.S.–Iran developments, shifts in risk appetite, upcoming stablecoin regulation, as well as Pharos and GoSats funding and token unlocks including APT.

Gate Research VIP Report: Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market has broadly strengthened. BTC broke above and held firm above $70,000 on increased volume, while ETH outperformed, with high-beta capital clearly rotating back in, though it is approaching overbought territory. SWARMS, JOE, and UNITAS all posted significant gains, driven respectively by the rising AI agent narrative, a rebound in the Avalanche ecosystem, and growing demand for stable payment solutions. Bitcoin’s rebound above $70,000 has boosted market sentiment, but options indicators do not yet signal sustained bullish expectations. Meanwhile, DeFi lending protocol Seamless has announced it will cease operations, with its official interface set to shut down on June 30. The U.S. FDIC has also proposed a new regulatory framework stating that stablecoins will not be eligible for deposit insurance.

Gate Research Daily Report: Over the past 24 hours, the crypto market has broadly strengthened. BTC broke above and held firm above $70,000 on increased volume, while ETH outperformed, with high-beta capital clearly rotating back in, though it is approaching overbought territory. SWARMS, JOE, and UNITAS all posted significant gains, driven respectively by the rising AI agent narrative, a rebound in the Avalanche ecosystem, and growing demand for stable payment solutions. Bitcoin’s rebound above $70,000 has boosted market sentiment, but options indicators do not yet signal sustained bullish expectations. Meanwhile, DeFi lending protocol Seamless has announced it will cease operations, with its official interface set to shut down on June 30. The U.S. FDIC has also proposed a new regulatory framework stating that stablecoins will not be eligible for deposit insurance.

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Gate Research Daily Report: On April 3, BTC consolidated above $66,000, ETH pulled back toward $2,050, and GT traded in a narrow range near $6.45. While the broader market remained weak, CTSI, BR, and SYN outperformed. Meanwhile, market attention focused on reports of Tether pursuing a $500 billion valuation, Telegram Wallet’s push into perpetual futures trading.

Gate Research Daily Report: On April 3, BTC consolidated above $66,000, ETH pulled back toward $2,050, and GT traded in a narrow range near $6.45. While the broader market remained weak, CTSI, BR, and SYN outperformed. Meanwhile, market attention focused on reports of Tether pursuing a $500 billion valuation, Telegram Wallet’s push into perpetual futures trading.

Gate Research Daily: April 7 — BTC and ETH experienced slight corrections, with the overall market continuing to fluctuate and recover during the turnover phase. Amid heightened fear sentiment, funds shifted toward leading assets and thematic rotations, with mid-cap tokens like SUPER, SIREN, and SQD standing out. On the macro front, U.S. stocks ended higher and gold prices stayed at elevated levels. Within the industry, brokerage spot access is expanding and cirBTC narratives are gaining traction, while the Drift incident has driven the marketplace to re-evaluate overall DeFi risks and ecosystem risk appetite.

Gate Research Daily: On Apr. 1, BTC rebounded above $68,000 and entered a consolidation phase. ETH climbed back above $2,100, while GT held steady in a tight range near $6.59. Mid- and small-cap tokens remained active, with StakeStone, saffron.finance, and KernelDao leading in rise %. At the same time, Google's quantum computing breakthrough sparked renewed debate over Bitcoin's security. The stablecoin infrastructure sector attracted fresh investment attention, and the regulatory boundaries of the Clarity Act continued to be a major topic within the industry.

Gate Research Daily Report: On April 1, BTC rebounded and consolidated above $68,000, ETH recovered above $2,100, and GT traded in a narrow range near $6.59. Mid-cap and small-cap tokens remained active, with StakeStone, saffron.finance, and KernelDao leading gains. Meanwhile, Google’s latest quantum computing breakthrough rekindled debate over Bitcoin security, stablecoin infrastructure drew fresh investor attention after a new funding round, and the regulatory boundaries of the Clarity Act continued to spark industry discussion.

Over the past 24 hours, BTC pulled back after a short-term rally and entered a weak consolidation phase, with potential sell pressure around the $70,000–$72,000 range. ETH remains relatively stronger structurally but is losing momentum, entering a consolidation phase amid continued ETF outflows and on-chain distribution. Altcoins show clear divergence, with DID and NFT sectors leading—projects like ONT surged over 45%, reflecting short-term capital rotating into hot narratives. Meanwhile, Drift Protocol was attacked with over $220 million in assets suspiciously transferred; BlackRock’s Bitcoin Enhanced Yield ETF has been confirmed under the ticker BITA; and the SEC has approved options listing for a multi-crypto asset commodity trust on the NYSE.

Gate Research Weekly Report: BTC surged to $69,305 over the past 24 hours before giving back gains and entering a weaker consolidation phase, while ETH continued to show stronger structure than BTC, rebounding to as high as $2,168 with upside momentum easing at elevated levels. The altcoin market remained structurally mixed, with about 51.02% of tokens posting gains, led by the DID and NFT trading sectors. Stablecoin market capitalization rose to $316.3 billion, up by $640 million over the past week, while Ethereum gas fees remained at low levels. The Drift Protocol exploit, confirmation of the BITA ticker, and approval for options on multi-crypto asset commodity trusts further increased market focus on security risks, yield-enhanced ETF products, and the institutionalization of crypto derivatives. In the coming seven days, HYPE, ENA, and OPN are set to unlock approximately $12.00 million, $19.16 million, and $5.52 million worth of tokens respectively, which may introduce short-term supply pressure.